Destinations include the Amalfi Coast, Adriatic islands, British Isles, Canary Islands and Greek Isles.

Beginning in May 2023, the company will offer a variety of cruises that range from five to 12 nights.

One of the line’s newest vessels, Odyssey of the Seas, will offer seven- to nine-night cruises from Rome to Naples, the Greek Isles and Turkey, as well as 12-night voyages to Limassol, Ephesus and Jerusalem.

Symphony of the Seas will be deployed in the Western Mediterranean and will offer seven-night cruises from Barcelona or Rome to Naples, Palma de Mallorca and Provence.

Serenade of the Seas will be based in Barcelona and sail eight-night itineraries to the Western Mediterranean, 12-night cruises to the Greek Isles and five-night sailings to Italy and France.

Meanwhile, Explorer of the Seas will sail seven-night cruises to the Greek Isles, Kotor and Chania.

Brilliance of the Seas, which will be deployed in Rome, Venice, Athens and Barcelona, will offer seven-night cruises from Rome to Athens, Athens to Venice, Venice to Barcelona and Barcelona to Rome.

Rhapsody of the Seas will become the first Royal Caribbean ship to sail from Limassol and Haifa in one season. The new summer combination consists of seven-night sailings to ports of call in Turkey, Israel and Greece.

Anthem of the Seas will offer seven-night voyages to Spain, France and the Norwegian Fjords from Southampton.

Voyager of the Seas, meanwhile, will cruise from Copenhagen, Denmark, and Stockholm and offer a mix of seven- to 11- night itineraries around Estonia and Russia.

Jewel of the Seas will cruise round-trip from Amsterdam on 12-night sailings to the Arctic Circle, the British Isles, Iceland and Ireland.